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== History == | |||
[[Servers:SAD-DUO01]] was built on 5/20/22 to replace a pre-documentation server SAD-SSO01, which ran [https://goauthentik.io/ Authentik]. Authentik was a very good free and open source SSO solution that enabled internal users to authenticate to several internal services, such as [[Development:Gitlab]] on [[Servers:SAD-GIT01]]. | |||
However, MandolinSara and I decided it would be a good idea to get our multi-factor authentication services off premises in the event of an outage, a security threat, streamlined management and most important of all: easy two factor authentication for Windows and Linux servers. In addition, this enables us to protect certain consoles such as [[Disaster Recovery: VEEAM Backup & Replication]], [[Microsoft System Center: Microsoft System Center]], and [[Virtualization: VMware vCenter Server Appliance]]. For Duo's price point and added benefit, it was a no brainer to migrate things to a proprietary external service. If Authentik ever receives this functionality, a test server should be spun up to determine if the business should migrate back. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:04, 19 May 2024
History
Servers:SAD-DUO01 was built on 5/20/22 to replace a pre-documentation server SAD-SSO01, which ran Authentik. Authentik was a very good free and open source SSO solution that enabled internal users to authenticate to several internal services, such as Development:Gitlab on Servers:SAD-GIT01.
However, MandolinSara and I decided it would be a good idea to get our multi-factor authentication services off premises in the event of an outage, a security threat, streamlined management and most important of all: easy two factor authentication for Windows and Linux servers. In addition, this enables us to protect certain consoles such as Disaster Recovery: VEEAM Backup & Replication, Microsoft System Center: Microsoft System Center, and Virtualization: VMware vCenter Server Appliance. For Duo's price point and added benefit, it was a no brainer to migrate things to a proprietary external service. If Authentik ever receives this functionality, a test server should be spun up to determine if the business should migrate back.